i know it sounds funny but i am like this.what to do:(

There's nothing to be ashamed about being homesick. Some people have strong attachments to their homes; some people don't. If you're concerned about it, maybe see a psychologist or psychiatrist who can evaluate you for agoraphobia or some other problem. Is it possible that you're just anxious because you're on the brink of a huge life change? I know, when I first moved out, I was nervous, anxious, and lonely, but I got settled in pretty quickly and began to enjoy myself. I still miss seeing my parents all of the time, but I'm able to talk to them regularly by phone and get pictures and that sort of thing by email. I also made sure to bring a lot of mementos and things that reminded me of home when I left. Now, I'm building my own home, and miss visiting my parents! Congrats on your graduation and congrats on being accepted at three different companies! That's such a huge accomplishment! I hope you're able to overcome your homesickness and adjust to being on your own. Is there the option of getting a position near your family?

i'd say take lots of pictures and take them with you and when you leave make sure you can call home every once in a while so its like you're not too far away. also try making actual friends where ever it is that you go. not just people you know at work but real friends to pass some time with. take some things from your home to remind you of what its like and so you dont feel so disconnected from it. try to involve yourself more in your own life than worrying about home all the time. keep yourself busy, take up a hobby, read books, see places. i think every once in a while you have to go home though. maybe around the holidays or so.

I have a daughter that is texting me right now telling me how much she wants to come home. She lives almost 900 miles away, is engaged, and has a great job. She is missing home only because I was there visiting until a few days ago, she will be ok again soon. When you have a good relationship with your parents it's normal to miss them, it doesn't mean your a baby. Once you get settled in your new home and job, make some friends, and learn your way around it will get easier. Good luck

..well, of course that's normal.. you are just attached very much with your family.. but in this world, you have to teach yourself no matter how difficult it is for you to leave your family once in a while because your family won't be there as long as you live.. sooner, you will build your own family and you need to stand alone.. you need to set your mind.. what the mind conceives, your body will achieve..